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on the mattreils, and was the last ono
hroariteßigl a t * . i; i S itil s rillig a i d . a
', A t 41 e eon ear ~tie p non 0 0 ,,
The seat was twelve inches high, and
the chains bet:jobb' the iironi(Oltiter: firlti
were so Short theshe alwqrs' hid' to Oe
~,d,t,A, to her beat, 'Elhe'Wseso'sick at
one time that the court was compelled to
adjourn.
On the'llith of July, about midnight,
i was conveyed to a steamboat, and ar
rived the next day at Fortress lilonroe,,
And was thence taken to the gunbonti
Florida, 'rho irons on my arms were
tempordallg.resnoved, but Captain Dtft
ton, in charge of the guard, ordered
envy Lillie front to be placed on me,
when, General Dodd, chief officer in
dharge, more humanely, countermanded
his order and had the irons agalnr emov
ed from my arms. I *as taced for se
curity in the lower bold of the vessel,
and was compelled to descend itby a lad
der. The rounds were fur apart, and,
as the irdis on my fact were chained but
a few inches apart, my legs wore bruised
and lacerated fearfully. The hold where
I was conAned was close and dirty, but
:ifter two or three days I was allowed
on deck' in the day time, but was closely
*larded. I was not itllowed to speak tb
one of the crow. We arrived at Fort
Jefferson, on the Dry Tortugas, and were
handed over to Col. Hamilton, com
manding, who placed me until the next
!day in a casemate. The next day I
was brought before Col. 11., who in
termed me that he had no more strin
;Tut orders concerning me than any nth
..r prisoner confined there. ,
I managed to get along comfortable for
.t while, though to some of the prisoners
the officers were very cruel. One man
by the mime of Dunn, while helping its
unloading a government transport, got
held of some limier end imbtbed too
treaty, for which ho was taken to the
gnarl-house and tied up to the window
frame by his thumbs for two hours
General Hill then ordered him to be
taken down and to he inado to carry a,
t h ir ty-two pound ball, but as the hang
ing had deprived him of the use of his
thumbs, he was unable to obey. The
,dicent, however, put two twenty-four
pound balls in a knapsack, and compell
.d hint to carry them until the sack gave .
way from the weight of the Iron. Ile.
was then tied op by the wrists and gagg
d in the mouth by the bayonet from 8
n. until the next morning. Ile was
then taken down and thrown into the
;curd-house, but was so exhausted that
he had to be removed to the hospital It
was decided to amputate three of his fin
,:ers, but this was reconsidered He
,Tht, however, the use of his thuyb and
two fingers. This punishinent was ins
;icted by Major M Connell, officer of
the day, and was carried lout by tier
;cant Edward Donnelly. 1
Another poor prisoner, named Brown
was ("nee eICUMA by the doctor from
work eu account of sickness, but the
_provost marshal insisted, and tindini.
- him too ill and tacking strength, suede
hen carry a thirty-two pound ball. lie
btaggered under the wJight, and was
compelled from weakness to put it down.
He was then taken to the wharf, and
with his legs tied together and his hands
tied behind hint, a rope was placed
around hu e and ho was thrown into the
water and then dragged out. This was
lune three or four tunes, ho begging fur
mercy most pltionsly. lie was finally
'eked out of the water and ordered to
return to his ordinary work The poor
wretch crept off, apparently thankful
or any escape front such torments
Captain don't-ph Rittenhouse was officer
..f the day and his orders were curried
~at by Corporal Spear.
During the later part of last October I
was placed in irons and compelled to
work with amartned sentinel este. mm
I did not know the reason fur thin, for
1 was unconscious of having green may
, ifense, and had conformed to-every rug
alatiou. I wits then closely oonflned,
nod allowed to cronnumientn with no
one for four months Thu pretense for
'his, I afterwards learned, sprang flour
ca attempt of Dr Mudd to escape
Uolonel St. George Leger I l ren fel,
aged silt '-five years, was taken sick and
went to the doctor to get excused front
work. The doctor declined to excuse
hint. lie then applied to the provost
marshal, who said he coil% nod 0%, use
hint If the doctor veultin t. Gretifel thee
trial to work and daikd. They then
took hint to the guard-hume,tied hunt up
for half It day, and twin took loin to the
wharf, tied his hand. behind him, tied
dm legs together, and put a rope around
tis waste There were thr... officers,
'cavity armed, who 411 . 01/0 spectators
'rent the wharf, I timid sty- and hear
ruts my window The colonel asked
hem if they were going to throw him
Into the water, and they elle w..ra,"yes
II then jumped in, and beettitse he e,1111 , 1
net qnk, thmy drew hint out and tied
about forty !Mends of Iron to lute 1,,,,,
and throw him into the a ater again,
aryl after hn had trunk twice they pulle'il
Mtn out again, and then tonipelled hint
to ge to stork. The officers who had
hint in hand Clout Robin:soil, Lima
Pike and Unlit/tin George \V Crithh, as
-isted by Sergeant Michael Gleason and
assistant military store-keeper 1.; T.
laekson, who tied the irons at hi:, legs.
Captain Samuel Peebles tied up Grenfel
Mr say ing that, " lie W)0, capable of do
ne; anyOttle; ' Colonel Grenfel ens
forced to scrub end do other -4111.111t/1
workwltett he proved firm was so ill as to
have refused try, eat his rations for in .
week. All the offieers hated II retire'
ant aceount of a letter which appeared in
a New York jasper, which they said
Grenifel wrote, about tying up the pris
oner Donn —wit telt latex' Wn.., 1. ruth Rd,
es others and myself were witnesses. to
the ifgtailis it related. Ono very storntY
night Grelithl, with four others, obi:aped '
iii a stnall boat and was IlViditidd) drOW11::" 1
141 near the fort Ills escape was db.-
, o‘ r.red, but the steno wits so sex el e
that it was- dimmed toil oangeNsfs to
pursue thorn, although a steamer was at
the wharf. l.irenfel frequently declaretl 1
his intention of running atmy et any`
risk to escape, rather than to use it in
lin own word., "to be tortured to death
at the fort." These are only two or
three instances of the many acts of ere- ;
elty practiced at tAO--lort. During my
imprisonment sit' Fort &damn I Iversen'
I 5 very herd at, iarpentoring mid woed
ornamental work, making 4 great many
fancy boxes, R)O., out of the peculiar
wood found on the adjacent Wand.: the
greater portion of this work was made
for officers. 11:Iy, my industry in that di
rection I won some favor in their eyes.
-"," • .rtes
wde released in March of the present
year by,ithlatiVotayinsupnis irs,, ,;
(Signed) E.DMAN SPANGLER.
Clotting.
$2 TO $OO WANAMARER & BROWN.
—MEN'S & BOYS' CLOTH
INO.—GarmentR ranging at
every pries, cut In every
style, ready mule or made
to order. S. E. corner of
Sixth and Market fito.
$7 TO $26 SPRING & SUMMER OVER
COATS.—Mollon, Silk Mix
ed, Fancy Cassimere, Chin
chilla, 'leaver, etc., largest:
variety in the city. OAK
HALL, SIXTH & MARKET
Streets.
$6 TO 145 BUSINESS SUITS, BOTH
Foreign & Donneetie Goode,
excellent styles, B. E. cor-
nor Ellrqi A MA RKETEKA,
OAK !TALL, WANAMAKER
d, IWN
$ 9 O To
$OO
DILINS SUITS OF ALI, the
desirable styles, suitable for
any oreanlon. WANAMA
HER ,s. BRoWN, MXTII &
E=l
BUYS' surrs S)l
$4 To et',
fromn" and Drenn—neweAt
stylen and bent yin.; goods
WANAMAKER. h BROWN
LA itiw,ciArrillNG tiousr
SIXTH & MARK ET $t
$7 TO $23 BOYS' dz. TOCTHS' CH EN
TERFI ELI'S In great Vario
ty WANAMAKER AND
141td1WN, SIXTH and MAlt
KWf St I eetp.
$2 SIIIRTiS, UNDER-CLOTH
ING, a n d GENTS' FUR
(.OOI*I of every
kind, 10 NIIIIIIII advance on
• coat, WANAMAK EH. AND
iVr•, (ink Hall, Great
Houve,lMAth A Mar
'r ket titrocta. v14n14-tf
*rbools.
ACA DgMY
A SELECT 5C11001,1 , 411t IurN(,(;F:NTLE
31EN ANI.
Seat 1.1.1.11,11 open■ on
Wednesday, September 1 , 77 rt,
with every facility for the education of youth
In all the entities which eonstitute a liberal
and polite education.
Sperial attention le alien to Manic and Drain
ing. %neat Muslin in made a regular branch in
the course of study, Mid if/ LIIIIgIILLO all the pu
pils without extra charge
Th., Principal in Remained by art ample Corp..
of tried and capable tear ltere, the 11,111,11 aim
helng 10 Onetime the morarcultitre, and general
rehitement, an well as the Intellectual improve
ment of the pupils Each ei holier OW/ In line
state of indiv 6111111 111/41110.n.
Percale who %lab to place their children
a here there a ill Ira no nocensity for change till
they hate completed their education, are in
\ I to vln it 11,1.. S 4•11001
Parent, %tut wIAlt to hate• their Ilangliterm
hoard Ina Ilr tho 111.1titU ~,,, 4.11 lind plearinut
iIOMPII, and lit reumoririble rates In the town
Fur further putt( Warm uddre•aa,
lie, J P 111 . t.1i ES
v141,54f Prinelruil
NITTANI . VALLE 1
I N STI 'l' U T E
Filzth Term .4 thin I .41ttition. 100AiOf1
nt JACILNIMIYILLJ. COHttO CO., I'M, Mill OpHik OH
TuF4DAV. .ki
I:voiy facility sliordwd t. pupils of both xer,
tor acyltring a thorough English, Scientific
Joel Classical .duration
Special tittention given to those who Intend
to teach.
I to.truellott hi va•_nl stud Imttrurnental tothoe
to all that tiepin.. It
!halo+ forniahtel nt the lowent priers
TUITION FIFASt ON AISLE
p, %%1 1 . M r Yrn Prtit
or Olt .I ItH /ADS
liarmuraera —Prof I) M Wolf, A "I . Lon
aster, Pa.; Rev. J I'. Hodson, Howard, Po.
It.•. Prof J A. liters, A. M., alt Ploweant. P,
Rev .1 7,11ei s Bettefomte, , std
I' I; I, le in, \‘'alker, Pa
14 27-o.` _
U NION
NEW BERLIN, UNION COUNTY, PENN'A
tiWit term ant 4 . - .ace
‘IN.UST 4th Thh. imititotien aljl have tlmu
'itim,,9llo,lol,,,Ptuielml, VeNl4OO. 414 (matla
away
all embrace the (;reek, Freneli,
.std rot man Langliagea, du, e mot high
4•t• Enaltall and Mimic. The tPIIII. %YID ,irIX
nimierato; a' ,1 a frill enlist of teacherl tit 414
employetl. 'rho clisalpline will he 'mild all.l
Item, awl Napalm, will I.e spitred to Kite tone
and • heractor to the inatitution. For partlett
lat Mil I en• the nulamraber nt Neel/OIL II II 01
Aligns! lot, ;atm wards at New Berlin, Pa
Ittrlpal
El=
N , rricE I'o FiCIIIHIL
A 51,041011 of the I . 4 ul re I 'minty NOIIIIIII
111011.1 L1101;011( I'.d oi...l'owdy Sup
-1.1 Intell.l.ll, will I'ollllll.4'W , at
\VERN ESDAy, .T IT I, Y 28th, 1569
and vontlnite 1011 wv.l( 4. N lee-. nreellargi..l
e coop! a Umell litftlon fee, %tittlelPtii to pay Ow
ansinlMlL Warhers. Benitding
1110111 $ . 1,10 prl week
It M M AGEE,
Oootterly Stpe elitemb nl
IMM
PENN 11.1 ACADENIY. .
The r, rood lens 01 thi. inminution
V. II 011(11
TIT EHMAY, .1 t Thy 20, I,iol
Itiou kohl to 814, per titiortor of ten
week,
MAI dillg furnished roottla can be had
qt renpoprbie rates.
Special attention will bo . giren Co those pee,
paring to teach.
J. T. ROMIT Eft, A. 11,
Principal.
MEE
ANTZ Dl FLIITY TROUBAND DOL,,
In' worth of fIALN, tor whteh the
YY:e n BRAIN
text market priee 4111 be paid by
STERNBEItti dk BRANDIES.
.7.114.A15kir0.... nalMo4l
Neto ibertiot es 11,
ARAREVIKE.
A good qlt o A t merchnndleo and
tixtureB
F(YR HALL
and store room for rent. Owing to &protracted
Illness of the mentor partner of the undernigned
they wish to felinettien the mercantile business
nucceanfully carried on by them in Snow Shoe
Centro county Pa., for tiro bud ten yearn. They
(Mr tbr eels theft
EN ' , IRE STOCK,
of merchandime and Iltrturett, (all of which am
good and saleable) consisting of a good anti
general sumortment of
ALL KJNDS OF GOODS
kept In a country aterp They Mao otter
FOR RENT
their large and oommedione store room with
grocery teem anti feed Melee attached, ale
sleeping and clothing rooms medairo. This •
decidedly, the
BEST BUSINESS LA WATION
In Snow Shoe and one of the targeted and best
arranged country store room■ In the county.
To any person wishing to go Into the business
thu Is a
RARE, CII NCR
lIP this place in the beet hip , teema location in, the
Conntry.
ALL ACCOUNTS 1111
reminningunoniled on Augnot 141, InGO will twt
101 l for collection...
A. CrIIkSMAN & SON
MEE
groolen & Elaucben
/ VENTS WANTED FOR THE
SIG II T S AND S E C It E T S
r 1 - 11 E NATioNAL
Thu most startling, instrortate and enter
taining hook of tile 1111 T Hood fur Circulars
and see our terms, &Irons U. H. PUBLISH
ING CU, 111 BROOME HT NEW YORK 4w
A DENTS WANTED FUR •
\V() I) E Rs
tar Tif E wotti.l)
Corriprtains Startling Incidents, Interesting
Scenoit anti NN,onderftil ,Incidents,
it...a - atilt:Tem,
all Agog, and among all People
Itr C (4. ItrotElgtigittt.
THOLIIOIII ILLIATILATIO , II by the moat
diatingnialini Artist.. in Europe and Anwrica
The 'argent, boot illuatratoil, moot exolting,
a lug, inotruetivo, ohlortainiug.. IltArtlirlg,
blllllOlllll., and RttrilletiVO onborription book
e. er plibii!bed
Mond for (*onion., will. tenne, at once
Addreec
UNITED STATFA PrI3LIPITING CO ,
4w 411 Itrtwone Street, New York.
53,500 Per Year to Nell "Wonder of
the World" lddress 1 (1 T I 1:1%1N.
Pittaburgli, Pa 4w
A Witlip coNstIMI"FIV ES.
'Solna a short and practical treatise
eil the nature P 31141.14, and ',purloins of Pot
lawmen l'oromarapttent, H, am/stint, and lArtia ;
and their peer...awn. ft catment and cure by In.
hatettron. Kent by 1111 ill free. Address Q. VAN
111... MM ELL, M U., It. West Fourteenth Street,
14-2.5-11 m
THIS IS N“ lIM
By eand Ing 3, rent.. with age, heigh
erlor of eyes and hair: you will ro,lelve, Iry r‘
turn mall, it Porreet pletu rg , of yonr (attire Intl
Lund or wire, *ft h nano And 41G04. of tuarriagi
A.blre%n 1t Fu \, , 11. D[l.l, NI. .24. Fall..
N 1 14-2:,-1.14111
CHEa P‘INTING
101111,4 the I . EVOII/1 (',lit
COIPItitT, PtINT (et,. tjng 1112
.111 paint It. 11111 l •ti a. 2,10 lb. ti f
( OST LEA lo I• Pd. and wear longer For
Addre.. S 111 lW•
I.:N Set Y , No I'4) N Fouaro
=EEO
Al; EN W ANTED }t )it
1104 OF TIIE PF:RI,111
WiINIEN IV NEW Yi /lIK ;
Or 7Ze rule, ll°,6l of the (irtni
The tnort •t.trtling revehtlion of 111.1 , 1.. r
iffle.t. NON 1 ~r k titre kty l nnuirknul
A rt•tt,.• ru y \\ ntneu of I'leiugurp, - "NlyLrrle
\lumen " an.l t 1A..., thoroughly it ntil.l
A. 141 1, It( 11(11,
'nu. Net. 1 kork It(rok Co., I r, NILY.II.III sL. ISPW
01k
pf Pi )1 Cl' N'l"l'i N E«'4l'.‘ I'l
iltusTEßs.
hifatimiseleir), :\47
77 A) 7s Friltisi ,tivet, Nips 1441 k, is 110. flirt
Prita• I .t 144 w sr figure 1,10
tiny 4)(114.1 Ism-) n 1 tub trudo natiiples
/./Mt (sidle/ .4)i ~,,, It-irl
ENT•4 \V ANT 1.: I Fl /It 'l' II
sEt itErs I REV!' riTr
.t lsl% 414 11p is. lot 111'1'1 15 sin
\ (11 , \11 , 11 . 1111:4 1114EILIkkl
.(11.1 ( 1(1 \ 1 h, , 441 \ 1 \ 1.)111 / -
It 4 ..111,11, t III , 101(11114.SW.
eNt., 1110t , t, 111 , 11114 W..% Mid
11(11,11,111,1.
11N I,l* l'Elt
Agellt,tl.4 m.. 4 tine
11,,e I NI,1111.0.14:11, , 111,11 A .111
#.0,.,110. Is In A dayl Ili.. II i,117.1,1,
,11 In dny. One In Itleridllnk GM in
Iwn ,nd null lolny ,111. 1),•m lot) to
2111 A, • I. 1111 , 1 non. "lir
term. :Ind I. lull th.• work Ad.
ilro4. 140.1. 6 , WO },14,1 , A ( I'lllll.lll,
PI 111 1•lIl 1. ry11.1 . 11 I 1 1 ,11 1 11 ~n( irrtm IN 11
11E Lk iZ L .
IVILI t ' )lEDICINES
1'(117 TAKE.
rtm of x11t0140.4 liy of tl-work of
hoft.l 441 /mod, mini Ivel 4114 4 11, 4 41 Or .oTnet lung
lin igt,ittling drink w111141‘) 110 r any ill
lox 111111 g thing, whxluer unrlvr the 11/11114 of
lii r othen‘lor. Such at doles gilt' joxl.
uu4.11 .tteowh b, your w vary 1,0,19 omtl
hid the o,em to Ih1• Jaded horne lull
110 nnn , • 0,414441 44 2-iintilltult% 111 , InJurrwo
144 N4111,•-11,•111111, 111141 urn. ' ALWII .4 I h,ll , lwl•d by
1161 4 111 4 151 , 14/ 111.1,T10N
: , IEIO,'INE AND INVlovitATou.
Ir it TONIC unit GENTLX STIN MATT to NOT
attended by 'lntern* What it gains for you
It maintains When It iefreshes body or mind,
it it-noshes u tilt animal .dimigth that (.0101-8
to stay We are WA I e.•otlinwridltig teutotill
ism in the interest of Amy ,Gotton; bat 'l4rog
a nd extended ,rhirt V11ti. , 111011,11e4 tie that ho
ho e•oi to to the bottle fur tent 01 recupera
tion, will find, its he keeps at it, that ha Is kin
dling a tiro in his bonew which will eonstnue
like the Haines ofperdition TIITII from it
Take a tonic that ill refresh and uut destroy.
Do.itTn Net 4111. Ir for sale by till Druggists.
Pt ire Ono Millar. See book of Ce'rtlflrAtem
that ACCOlllpanlen each hlttle. 14,-25-1w
ss•
RINTISkV:DXF,CUTED THE
moat ImproNied atyle' at this arnica '
JOH PR MECO—EXECUTED IN A VERY
superior style at the WATCHMAN OMCH
ELM
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE ,AT
PRIVATE', HALE
1
The large and valuable Real Estate held by
Eta, Wzn. I. Villson, In hip own right and by
thehairs of the late Wm. Mary Wllion, In tot
ter Townxtilp, Centre county, will be sold at
private sale, on 'tonne to cult purchasers, ax
follows :
Ist. A lot of ground atlfelning the village of
Pottora Mills containing about
SIX ACHES
With a large Two-Story Mansion, Two-Story
°Mee, Stables and other out-buildings thereon
areeled. The grounds nrouliti the bowie con
tain beautiful Shrubbery. It in lh all 'respects
a desirable property, and in well situated for
busitican purposes.
' 2nd. A tract 'of land situated near centre
Hall, adjoining lands ef Peter.. John and
Geo, Hotter, George and Daniel Durst, Francis
Alexander, And otlitan, ecattain lug
FOITIC 111 , NDRED Ar TWELVE - ACRES
AND ONE 11 NORM) AND'.
81X P RCHEN
Thlt+ tract in now divided Into
TH KEE MOM
one of eighty acres, one of one hundred and
fifty acres and ono of one hundred anti sixty
four acres respectively, with three setts of
flute buildings. That part lying east of the
turnpike containing about thirty acres will ho
divided into small lots to stilt the peoplevof
Centre Hall If desired, That part lying west
Of the tnrnpike will be divided into three
Wm, of abont ono hundred and twenty-eight
acres Tacit, or in any way that may suit pur.
altasors. •
Jrii. A tract of lend near the tilt! Fort," ad
adjoining hinds of (too. Ihiciik irk, John If.
Keller, Jacob Arney, Merl Foster and oth
er,. containing
THREE
CR IttiNDES AND KED AN SEVEN D
TY FOI'R FORTY TIIREF:
A
IZEBIBEI
Thereon ereetelb la st:oomplete set of farm
buildings and two extra tenant bonne.
This tract will be aoldan n whole—na dlYldt , d
by the turnpike-4min sneh other sith-divinicmil
ax tuny be donired
The two traeta 'ant described contain !Ando
of the best quality ‘v blot, in in exeellenteontib
holt, many of the improvement', being Itlmost
new They are I-elicited by the heat roads 111
the county
They out be divided vo no to give a attflielont
amount of good timber land to each farm.
Inquire of Dr. WM. L WILSON, at Potion.
Mille, of the tenant, on the property, or
MeALLISTER k. BEAVER,
Attorneys-at Late,
14.47.1 t. ltrt.u►oart, Pa.
ORI'IIANS - COURT SA LE.--ity
virtu'. of an order of the Orphan,.
Court of Centro county Otero Mill bo Pohl nt
public tootle nt the Court Hounn In the borough
of Bellefonte on
SATURDAI THE 24TH DAI i*" JULY AT
ONE o'CLO ICE' P M ,
the following minable real estate late the
property of Jeremiah Mayes, deaeaseil ..All
Chat certain tnesnuage, tenement and Intern,'
bihd ;MIMS7I "Mutner trrwriship, °Acre
eonnty Pennsylvania, known aa the Fulton farm
adjoining Malley thou Wain, on the north and
lands of M. and C Kepheart, on the south,
containing one hundred and eighty Hvo agree
and thirty six perches and allowance more or
less. About 3441 acres are cleared and inn good
state of cultivation, another balance le well
timbered with oak and chestnut.
TLe fartn le well improved, having a large
storm dwelling 110t191., bank barn and other
!arm builtlinge and hid
13=1
one of which Is young—Just commencing to
Isar It Is located about five miles from Belle
fonte and but 2% miles from the nearest Ball
Bowl station.
TERMS OF HALE —flne third of the pnr
elllloo money to be paid In eonfirmation of sale
mid the bid •e In one and two years, with
Interest trilfo - nrniii4.4l hylwaffi and mortgage of
lice premises
(;) , ;(1 W 1{I'MlIA11(i1:IC
kiln', of J. eratah clec'd.
132131
Li MS FOR SALE. •
The rahxcrlb•r offers at private /We
FORTY-TWO Li ri.!'3,
Unmetleanly adjoining tho borough of Bello.
route, lu a hsttio termed an Colercllle,
Pleasantly attunhol
Put e cater on all of them
The !wet of Noll
Low Taxes, and waPranl•d titles
There IN II ,plen.ll,l writer power up on (him
property, MA magnificent sites for manufae
• - JttIIN crux
14-24+•m
B iT(a;lEs FOR SA LEI
BOL LI NG ER & 110.41;ISTION,
Lave on hand and for lode at vary moderate
Prieem,
THREE NEW BUGGIES,
, MKSECONII 11An) BU(.OY,
gotten up In the hen,. Ittylo, good leather ttittningot, and sell ?toothed .11 orery respect.
14. ZIA!
Fort SA LE
A VA LI'A ISLE HOTEL AT PRI
VATE SALE
The hnolerrigned ofter 4 fur sale him
TA V 1:t1 , 4 sT %.I) IN t' ENTRA CM !
times to tho Mileetatrg etailon, (he bonne In
new anti to doing a good imelneus, It le the
Itenlthieat hwation In Control Pertheylvanla.
There toe FIVN LOTH lwlongtng to the prop
erty, nod frith tree, of all klntia In firming
onter. Thin In 11 very dettinthle property for
person n toting to engage In the hotel htl•
noun. and 6;i flivreAntilflll4l ,, lll , Nrl It In one of
the hem lu Coallre eottuty. Ally person xtele
lag In pnrohnee a home, call on or ad
drove Om undentlgned at Mllemborg Centre
oonnty Poteutylyanin
14-?3,1m
MARTIN DOLAN
FOR SA I, E.—Th ree new t wo-I/Qi re
wagons, two twernithinuld wagons, one
,•art, one trod: wagon, and two boggitsa, to.
get her with a variety or plows and t ook.stot cc,
will Int sold at ten Pit cent. It. net than I witA
value f.,e,A,„h.
vi4oi NAN' ITAPPT
FOR SA LE OR RENT.—An OVA
lent Photogiliph Car. A npIT •to
11- Went, J. H. RA KNH ART;.
3nourance.
INSURE YOUR LI FE I-Tit IS
may het done for the benefit of those you
e roost dearly, to tender their condition
comfortabie, should you 110 railed away, or ft
may be 1111110 for your OWn.eomtert when rent
meeting most • ougen lid, or to discharge obliga
tion,' to creditors.
THE UNITED SUMI4I B INEUIIA'NUE
• cosin...NY, OF NEW YORK,
Haishllnhed In teao, hiving imnetis onnotintlng
to over 14.01X1,000 invented in bent neontitlen;
offerm mr,f)elal Inducement'. to Ityrronit. 'pet
book el, paper', or infermfitlon,np lv to ,
3(111IN 11. S INGATE,
vl9nlOly itgent,,Th!llpfonte,Pß.
- .bet ff - 4 Ito.
SHERIFF'M SA LL I
By vlrtne ofßuadr a y, no write qf Vend.Ef.
leaned out the Cotirt of Comdri Plena f
Cent county, and to tne directed, will bee -
polled to public sale, at Penn Hall, In Gregg
township; 9n Friday, the .oth day,of August ,
MOO the following property, viz : All that cer
tain momenta° tenement and tract of land, al L
usted In Gregg townaldp; Centro county Pa.,
bounded on the North by - hoiden( Levl Reader
deoanaed, East by lands of Fredrick Zettle, and
()there, Mouth by kinds of Jonathan Premier,
and West by lands of Jonathan Drexler, cow
Mining one ' hundred and tweilopere acme,
improvements, log loupe, bank barn and oth
er out buildings. -
Also a certain hom , and hot situated In Gregg
townehip, Centre, county Pa., betintiod on the
North by lamb of Jonathan Dreffier, cant by
Jonathan Dueler, Routh by prattle,. road and
Weer by ptiffilo road,,eontrtiolng 2 acres, 131)
perches. tmprevementa house; stable, shop
and other mit Bdlzed, taken In ere..
coition, and to be Reid as the property of Lott
Fo. AIM Male to OWTIMIIIIOO at onno'cicel. ut
wild day
.1). Z. KLINE,
littnurr's Orrice, BaLLzromtx, t Sheriff
Juno 18th 18011. J
14-26-ts.
SHEAVE ' S SA-XtEtt
Tly 'virtue of noway. write of Vend!.
Lion! Exponna homed-oat of The Court of Com
mon nem of Centri3 county, and to mo.dlreet
ed, will be exposed to public male at the Court
now, in Bellefonte, on
Wednesday, August 4, A. D., 1869,
certain tract of land situate in Won town
mill p, Centre Nullity, Pn , hounded antitieseril 01.11
aFI MOWN On the north and mutt by tent of
John Junt.; on the month by land of Martin
Reedy
and John Jones, and on the steel by bind
of George W. Adam., containing eighty-alit
tower. more or lope.
ME
MI the right, tide sad Interest of the defen•
dont, In an* to, another thereof, situate in
Miles township, forentkid.'.6ounded nnill
w•r14.441 an follows, to wit On the north by
hind of -; 1M the east by lands of Pinder,
Jones and others, nod on the south and West
by hunt ofiehn Jones and ./olUi 1.10 Long, con
" Wiling one lituirtred and (WI? Ores more or
thereon erected a frame dwelling house
and horn, fifty serer clear Seized, liken in
execution and to Is} cold Ili the property
John De Long
AL/
All those several mesmerises, tenements and
t roots of hunt situate to liogard township, Cen-
Ire eon nty, Pa, bounded and described
iris One thereof beginning at nll lekory
on the hank of the Bald 'Eagle creek , theneo
south NJ° coat, 610,4 perches to a stone; theueo
south M. west let percher' to a service tree ,
thence throne the middle of n bend lit said
creek, the ,tile entwite south fei° went, 170 per
ches tea White Oak , thence snub course 'Jong
the Jones survey, lit pepethon or thereabout )0 , ,
it lot formerly of Ti Son's; thence by the retinas
1111 , 1 land of Baker ,Heverly to the Itliddie of
he public road leading from MII estairs to Lock
Haim , thanes down said road nortivile° east,
poi perches to s pine, thence north JA° east, It
perches to corner of Rudolph Pletcher , ' lot ;
Melte' , south 11y east, 4l_ perches by lot or
Pletcher; thenceby the, came north lite° east,
I'. 7-10 perches to stones, thence by the same
north A y west, II perches; thence north 30°
4 . 1.1, lid el-10 pestles to Bah) Maga =Lek by that
differed eotrraON and dintwee of the mid
legelie south ante thug"( to the plane of
beginning, containing one hundred and to i
onty-nine arr., the name more or 'ear, op
on whle¢ ll Btdp Pllrbace (Vial tho, nottard
Furnace, and severs' dwelling houses, a 'dere
Loose, office and "abet outhualdille are erected
together with the typo] tentinces.
A LAO,
— Another thereof adjoining the last Mentioned
tract beginning at a White Oek, (fallen); thence
la land of It. Pleklier and others, eouth 32.
170 perches to Chsatnut , thence mouth
to° a ent,l9o perches to n stone, thence north
32 ° east; 170 perches to ~tonne , thence, north
6sl° east Ida perches to the plane of beginning ,
containing one hundred and eighty acres, Rev
enty-twto pereliesand Idlowanees,.fto the mune
more or lees, upon which is en:wpm' a }tolling
Mill, Puddling Works p•vorld &Veiling houses
and Improvements with the appwtenatices
A IRO,.
Another thereof beginning at a post nn the
lino of Joules' surrey; thanes north All° east,
Ist, feet to a •tone • thenee south 32. ewe, 2484
feet; thence by a direct line 313 feet to the
'see of beginning
MT!
Another thereof adjoining the fleet
tract,liegltuthsts at a pine; thence mouth AP
east, 21 2,-le peahen to • stone; thence north
UP east, 87 4 , 111 perches to stones; thence
north 311. west, 712.10 perches to stones. thence
south 1111 ° west, 1,7 the tract of land find de
seribed to the place of beginning, containing
Nolen acres anti ninety-NIX perches,. ho the
same more Jr less with the appurtenances
BM
Another thereof beginning it a chestnut, a
corner of 'anti patented to Irwin, Thrmnits
Co., and above deseriled; thence by the Name
north ird° west, tat perebes; thence north
east, 'ZVI perches thence south .u° east, 31%
perelles thence south 37° went, 495 perches
thence north SI west, '7l perches; thence
north 20. w est, 24 perches ; thence north 15 .
east, 75 pordien , tonsure by land or James
tior
don and others, uorril 67 0 east, Inn pen ben, to
the place of beginning, containing too hun
dred and forty-two acres and ninelyusev en per
ches to' the sumo more or loss with the appur
0.111111,4. n
Mil
A certain tract or phew of land attionte In
- to. I,lllp, Contre county, Nn,
on tho north hy Janda of Joint Irvin Jr. k Co.,
hil the ellPt Wry fund of Otirirt inn 'let Moot ne, in
the• tomtit by laud of ti Clevenetine and on the
Neat by !awl of .10111/ levht, Jr. A Co., eontain•
lug about tot, aer.•v eh•nred stall under (rhea,
with the apptirtenanetee.
IIIZE
kit the nthtfr, Werra, ithdrightg In and to the
Iron (ire In three vortaln traots of hull sit Nate
in Centre county nforerund One iheroof In
M.ltion ton nighty., surveyed :In ;the warrantee
of Jr 1111 l NI Nardi, 1•911111111illg about Iwo
hnudrefiLand ten aorer., ',mooted on the north
b y handyr John Irvin, Jr, and land 01 holm of
.1;‘oot, Harter doe'd , and where, on the east by
tit of Jobn Itubb,
half men by land of Isaac hinKintliLV
rten'tl, and °dicta.
EIEM
%moiler thereof in IValker
111 the W 1411111111 1 4 1/111111 4 Or L l lll l l4l 'rtiriter,
ihro• 11111111(1 4 41 111141 111 44111 . \
.1\ bounded nu 1.14141 north i.e 1111141 01
1, 4 1,1 41141 0114.1 PI, 011 1114 4 101.1 by hind
late of lieu) Tighlinan, 41,4 , 11,00 d others In
the Mouth I)) the greet leaffieg,freithltalle-
Pinto to If 0,14,0411. g, and on the ueet by hind
of Samuel Willict•r and other..
inmE
And the other then sof In Marion tom nslap,
tiottninitt* fourteen !wren ur thereabouts
bounded no the ttorth, tondttarni went by las i
of 11 ' m I M 110111,nn. l On the oast
by land late of Rohe' (leek, doc'd , and Intim
Iciloart rot the Amish (ire Brink together
ith the tights snarl% Heges at all Chanel herr--
onto Ingress nod higretor In rind 11p1Th Halo!
three 11011 mentioned Erwin of I/111d, 10 ,arelt
for 10111 entry away all the said Iron ore x ith
all the rights and prig lieges noeemmary for trio
I inlet end trhanhate enjoyment of rlghtm: and
pi in lieges Iterely gi anted, and convaritt or in
bottled no to ho fa, die three trade of land mule
jorft norerthyjcalt. it., as all) mort.fulty arid At
hirp tippo w rat-mote to Deed hook 14, No
go 191, together a Rh all' defendant. Intel
st , Melted, mlten hi execution, and to he
aohl as the property. of tlin lir/ward iron cpru
pony. ' •
Male ttomomMonert fit Trio o'clogit 'or Isaid
days.
I). Z. KLl.NE,Sliertti
Suzurr'i O►ncu DELUPOIIik,
May loth, 11409. f v14n20-18
MILEBBURG CARI,4AGE WORKK,
WILLIAMBi
,
➢L of
LltillT CAR,RINg4, upwins 4 EfL,E/“.144,
140alrink done smith neatness and diatattell.
All cork do at ellarL ikotiqe Fuld warranted
to give entire entlemtion.
MILESEWRO, CENTRE CO., PA..-
11-23-1 v •
Viupre.
ATER A7iD BETTER NEWS!
Notvridistiodipg bard flinsjpg„,high taw,
dm other public oppreselonb, nattnse excite
ment reigps at the ,
,
WHOLEEint LTQIJOR BToRE
41.
In the marble front on Bishop street. Belle
fonte, Pa., where le kept constantly • Pull am
ply of the
I 3 J' LIA4I3OREI,
At prfeeslowh} than ebn be found elsewhere
outside of Philadelphia. His •stook eon/dote
of tho best
Old Rye,
BQurtion,
Mon6ngnliela
and Old 14 , h
Whlpkien;
Holland Gin,
Cogent
anti other
Btandles;
and Mew
England
• Rump
LlSbon,
Sherry
an I Port
Wine!,
Cordiale,
and
All kladoof atrupa, talalah ha Is aalltaii...ad_
ow as to astontalt al).
•Not 2
A. DAUM, Agent
4 .
EMEE3
FoggiciN 4ND DOMTIC
wiNt.4 .
In the room fermegly °coupled by the Kew
stono Bakery, on Blihqti atbSet, Bellefbnte, At.,
takes pletootre Informing the polille
that ho keeps constantly on ,hand, a oupply.ol
choice Foreign and Domestic Liquor..
All casket warranted to contain the artunini
marked,
The Attention of practicing physicians is
called to his Mock of
PITRPI LIQUORS,
Rioliable fur rnedival piirposea. Dottlem,juge.
and demijohn+ oonainntly on hand. He ht. Oil
ONLY PURE NECTAR WRIER{ Y
' •
In town.
All liquor, nre warnmnied to give matinfaction
Liquors will be mold hy the quart, barrel, or
thieve.
+•Me ties a large lot of
BOTTLED LIQUORS
Of the ,inert grades on hand. •tt
Confident (hid he can please customers, la ,
reapeetfutly sol4e4ta sherwol-publie—patroa-
RV. vienl2
4r
Pospeotu• of the Bellefonte " Detnip,
oretlo Watchman" for 1869. I
With a record of thirteen years of nnques
tionwt service to the canoe of Demi - teat
ey, for Cauensainn supremacy, for strict °Niel.•
ranee of Constitutional obligation., for Stab
for Free Trade, and for Liberal qoe
eminent, the BELL/MITI
=
entoro upon Ito fourteenth volmr • with rev
newel vigor, with more life, and hope, 4
drtermtnation, than at any other period of
history. When In the past many otht t Demi.
erotic Journals bent to the storm of 'sluttish..,
and bigotry, it battled on regardless of every
thing but duty. When many of the friends
State Rights cringed beneath the tornedc
armed Federnlimm end Tory inomiation, it
true to the Democracy of Jettereolx. Win . 1
thousende of the leading mitocateli of pt. i
Trade Murre , ntrored to the domination, an.l
exaction. of the Paw England Tariff rhbher•
and plunderers of the people, it Meld aloft I"
banner °finance When Al)olltIontam, and
kindredlrnln of Infiunlex, Invaded the right•
of property and the popular institution. of
POVQI,4II States, It fought the good flght t i
the State., and People.
The BIRLIMOIII . I. WATCI/111•1111 NM never eonglo
for fame by courting Infamy, nor for reward.
not worthily earned. It.. record fa before its
host of reademand Mende In ell ciaarter., oitA
upon that record It enters thirnew year, .4,01,
lug tilkailtaneo to the
FRONT RAOK
of Hutto and National louroalloto, that It tiviv:
be enabled to battle on for the Meet ofJodt id •
Equality, Right and Dotneersay, with an pi.,
I n e mdastre to aid in the restoration of et riche.,
Liberty, thronghonycbe Cnntedern7.
• To ni , eorripilehilie purPolo in vie*, we tetildir
to Ito proud and OVOrCt of the
thirteen years, taking the kind ultit i•-
and good will of
BRAVE, BAD, ['Nen:" ERED
cluas
in all parrot of the emintry, toward bat flame
for 11 a commenaurate and miefol circulation
Now is the hotly for rate and bold t.
nod earcild preparetlmia. Never before ur
them such need &r oraih i lseitlou and harm,, miol
and unanimity among the friends of [Ahern
and tivinnexary If Democrat, ' fill In host
firmly to the cause for which they havo
tided to attach, then Llhetty it loat i tin them ell'
their children, and the Illealaithwit aud.'Tyi nor
ny of Pe406,1 ip,lll Ie retire " etivinre and
monarchial got (.11)1114.11t. 11C,rn7JUICITIdi .
he wine, lihentl, plain anti unontrialatioue ep -
tem which the rar l et fat l erriteared for 11.
worthy cont..
It Jr ae,..llean to lay te, I+o refi‘b..j,
frtentle of the DIMO ' CRATte WATeiIX/ti, ttlik•
will 410111441111
TO fry.ixn AT tntspoTism c MONOI'OI
AND WROMI,
and to defend cord uphold tho ConalltutNnin..
the people against Choir eutmlnkr - rl"' nr
atraltpd all manner a iobber ofq
Allude upon connomort; to uphold &too I nt-a
and the righly of the ritny; to Opera. t%
building up nen!l npociea of niottoputi..,
hi do tin duly (endow, end fully In all than,.
The Ltitasromme Illifoitiotr will Ma. , ) It I
contain mornwrung and ntlrellarctladlt , trti.
ter than any other Journal. ftr Phwavlva ,
aNi4 will aim to IN worthy orailpisOrt,by Dr n.,
crab& 4n
•,ALL TIV,E rrrATE2,
Frlondil domfrltig to ralPo glans Ahdtild
for forms, oto.
Hingle nubseriptionie, $2 per year In advan..
Addreem, '
tiol;efon!ft, f•-,
_ . .. .
iroOr OONl"iiit;Crti: 4 *. iil3,posii ' -
for buill4lbt eettatil ho tit 4 ,I ?.YZ'
talien. Wldtter tetedelitth.WlAl be wad RI
the lath day Of duly, Plato and a elflaatka,-,
oatt be seen at the realdemea ofthe,aylovyi 1.,
In Hublentattg. Without all beinthuateal it h`
shOUI4 bOaddrdeltod,
„ JOHN MILIX.R. JR.
14-'44.3t. 0 . ..
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Jamsucs